Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Last week, as the full story of Henry Welch's career unfolded before Senator Estes Kefauver's antitrust subcommittee, it became clear that the guardian of public interest in antibiotics also had a personal stake in the matter. Over the years Welch had pocketed $260,766, derived, in one way or another, from the interests he was sworn to regulate...
...money. Will she do it? Will she let the villain sully her virtue and filet her soul? Hardly. Scriptwriter Kanin may find it good show business to exploit the dark alleys that lead off the Great White Way, but as a commercial moviemaker he also has a vested interest in the romantic (and highly lucrative) myth of Manhattan as the Great Good Place where everybody can get away from everything, where girls are willing, men are available, anything goes, and everybody winds up safely married and lives happily ever after...
...common. The new road would have the prospect of fat profits. Last year, under President Walter J. Tuohy, the C. & O. earned $45.7 million on revenues of $347.6 million, while the B. & O. earned $14.8 million. As a rich dowry, the B. & O. would bring its 42.2% stock interest in the Reading Co., through which it indirectly controls the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and its 43% stock interest in the Western Maryland Railway...
Masterminding the marriage of TWA and Northeast is Millionaire Howard Hughes, who owns 78% of TWA and 9.2% of Atlas Corp., the holding company that has a 56% controlling interest in Northeast. Under the merger terms, one share of TWA would be exchanged for three shares of Northeast common stock, if the plan meets the approval of TWA's board, the CAB, stockholders and major creditors. Hughes will also lend $9,500,000 to Northeast from his Hughes Tool Co. to get its six, new, leased Convair 880 jets into operation for the Florida tourist season this winter...
Despite occasional critical attempts to rescue him from the juvenile field, Cooper has never really recovered his reputation. For all the journals' odd historical interest, Compiler Beard seems to have performed his scholastic labors in defiance of the Clerihew...